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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1951

Page

7

Pattern No 8526 Sew Rite Perfo

Pattern No 8526 offers sizes 1 through 8 years with coverall short sleeve jacket long sleeve bib overall options. The Fall and Winter STYLIST guide provides a complete plan for a smart winter wardrobe with gift patterns included. Price 25 cents.

Shorthorn Breeders Test Range Adaptation in Nebraska

Four score Shorthorn bulls from 48 breeders were run through an obstacle course in Nebraska to toughen them for cross breeding and range conditions. The Range Bull project, sponsored by American bulls, staged two and three animal groups in Broken Bow for sale to western cattlemen. The program, first of its kind in the United States, began July 1 with bulls turned out to range.

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Gasoline on the Farm Averts Fire Risks

An article warns farm fires caused by gasoline cost over seven million dollars annually. It lists safety rules for storage, handling, grounding, and ignition avoidance, urging red marked containers and careful practices to reduce losses.

Rat Control Urges Farmers to Kill Rats

A farmer with 20 rats on his farm spends $40 yearly to feed them, equating to $2 per rat. Three rats consume as much feed as two laying hens in a year, highlighting the economic rationale for comprehensive rat-killing and control programs.

Poultrymen Advised to Choose Best Pullets for Laying Year

Poultry experts urge house the best pullets likely to lay well for the year. They advise housing birds of the same age and development together, avoiding underdeveloped or scruffy birds. Smaller birds have a better chance when kept in uniform groups.

Silent Train Ride Gum Chewing Leads Deafness Laugh

Two strangers ride a train in silence until one complains he cannot hear after half an hour. The other explains he has been chewing gum, not ignoring him. A frontier porch exchange follows with a local woman estimating travel distances by foot and return.

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